Sentence examples for So waiving from inspiring English sources

So waiving it, even temporarily, is a significant escalation of the Fed's rescue efforts.

Pannu asked for £300,000, which he said was his 10% of the £3.1m, "rounded off" – so waiving £10,000.

The Cowboys decided to keep only two quarterbacks in 2007, so they waived Moore.

"We had just implemented the new rates so we waived them till next year," Edwards said.

So why waive the Fourth Amendment and allow the government to eavesdrop and seize records without a warrant?

So Congress waived the requirement, just this once, and voila.

So I waived all customary fees and the wedding was on.

The crew was advised that there were low clouds and thunderstorms, both conditions that violated landing criteria, so managers waived the first opportunity.

So they waived Lin, a decision general manager Daryl Morey would later write on Twitter that he regretted during Lin's sensational February stretch that made him the biggest story in the NBA.

But in 1994, the government changed its rules regulating the conduct of research on humans, saying patients could be enrolled under so-called waived consent as long as the community at large was notified that the experiment was under way and family members, having been told of it once they were found, were allowed to remove patients from it.

So Mr. Petraeus proposed waiving his salary "to remove money as a point of controversy," Mr. Barnett said.